The length of a football field is closest to (1) 1000 cm (3) 1000 km (2) 1000 dm (4) 1000 mm
2 answers:
For this case, the first thing you should know is that the length of a football field is around 100 meters.
We must then look for a measure close to this value.
We have the following unit conversion:
1 meter = 10 decimeters
Applying the conversion we have:
Therefore, the measure closest to a soccer field is:
1000 dm
Answer:
The length of a football field is closest to:
(2) 1000 dm
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